The heating pad problem
The heating pad needs an outlet. The hot water bottle goes cold. Here's what to reach for when you need to keep moving.

Heat helps. Most of us figured that out years ago, which is why there's a heating pad in the closet and a hot water bottle under the sink.
The trouble is everything attached to them.
If your painkiller or your heating pad works for you, keep it. Nothing here asks you to throw anything out. A patch is something you add for the hours those options can't cover: at your desk, in the car, in line at the pharmacy, asleep.
The Warming P.M. patch sticks on under your clothes and gives gentle warmth with magnesium, arnica and lavender. No cord. No refill. No one has to know.
Under jeans, 9 to 5
Running errands
Day one on the couch
Bedtime, Warming P.M.
The heating pad had the right idea. It just couldn't come with you.
On your lower belly or lower back, on clean, dry skin, under your clothes.
Up to 8 hours. It peels off gently when you're done.
Peel slowly, pulling parallel and close to the skin to avoid irritation. If the adhesive feels strong, apply a little oil (like baby oil or olive oil) to loosen it first.
No. Heali period patches are drug-free and hypoallergenic, infused with magnesium and botanicals.
Yes, it's something you add, not a replacement. If you're pregnant, nursing, or have a medical condition, check with your healthcare provider before use.
Every order has a 30-day money-back guarantee, no questions asked, and you do not need to send anything back.
Heali period patches are designed to help ease minor menstrual cramps and muscle aches. They are not intended to replace medical care or to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Do not apply over broken or irritated skin.